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Comprised of roughly two-and-a-quarter square miles, the suburban community of Highland Park, Texas, is a fantastic place to buy a home in Dallas County. Home to just under nine thousand residents, Highland Park is an affluent community with a median household income of $189,000. The city has a spectacular location only thirty minutes from DFW International Airport, three miles north of the heart of Dallas, and two miles from Love Field Airport. In fact, Dallas borders the city on the east, south, and west sides, while to the north is University Park. Adding to the appeal, Highland Park is nestled between Dallas North Tollway and the North Central Expressway, also known as U.S. Route 75. 

Highland Park is a relatively small but exceptionally beautiful place to buy a home in the Dallas Metro Area. Twenty percent of its developed space has been reserved for parkland. Overall there are twenty-two parks in the city, many of which are located along Turtle and Hackberry creeks. The largest of Highland Park’s parks is the fourteen-plus-acre Lakeside park which is comprised of gorgeously landscaped areas. The city is also home to a public swimming pool at 3801 Lexington Avenue, three playgrounds, eight tennis courts, and the prestigious Dallas Country Club.

Further adding to the irresistibility of Highland Park, are the multitude of exciting community events and celebrations it hosts annually. Among the locals’ favorites is the Christmas time lighting of the Big Pecan Tree. This community tradition has gathered residents every year since 1927. An undeniable treasure, standing roughly seventy-five feet tall, and equally as wide, The Big Pecan Tree is located at Preston Road and Armstrong Parkway. There are several other wonderful family-friendly events as well, including similar holiday celebrations. These characteristics, in particular, make the city an appealing choice for homebuyers with children. Speaking of children, students living here are served by the Highland Park Independent School District, or the Dallas Independent School District, depending upon their address. For all of these reasons, Highland Park is a sought-after destination for prospective homebuyers in the Dallas Metro Area. Homes for sale in Highland Park are of varying ages, styles, and sizes. Because of the diversity of Highland Park real estate, listing prices fall across an extensive range. If you would like more detailed information regarding real estate in Highland Park, Texas, we would love the opportunity to assist you, so please contact us at your earliest convenience.

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